Route

Paul’s Third Missionary Journey

A long stay in Ephesus, then a final voyage to Jerusalem

19
Stops: ≈ 3,500km
Approximate mapped distance
Approximate period: c. AD 53–57

WithPaulPaul

Editorial summary

Paul strengthened the disciples of Galatia and Phrygia, then spent more than two years in Ephesus until a riot broke out. After visiting Macedonia and Greece he sailed down the coast of Asia, said farewell to the Ephesian elders at Miletus and pressed on to Jerusalem despite repeated warnings.

Acts gives no dates. Most chronologies place this journey in the mid-50s AD, ending around AD 57; some use AD 54–58.

Timeline

Reading the route

Overland, or mode not stated
By sea (stated in the text)
Implied or uncertain

Lines connect the stops schematically; they do not trace historical roads or sea lanes.